Neck Threadworm Symptoms in horses: Sudden, severe itching caused by dead or dying larvae A scaly crest in the mane Lumps or swelling, especially on the underside of the horses neck, face, and belly Open, weeping sores, especially near the base of the mane Weeping eyes, persistent white or yellow mucous, and even blindness While rare, neck threadworm larvae can travel to the eye, which makes for some pretty graphic photographs
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Donna Ganger had put a piece on a lens of her glasses and its remained there
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Oral health problem or commonly known as halitosis Fever